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Forecasters stick to their guns

TWO major forecasters have flagged good times for LNG markets, with KPMG and McKinsey both saying the world will need more gas from 2022 onwards despite the negative sentiment around the Canada’s Pacific Northwest mega-project being canned.

Anthony Barich
Forecasters stick to their guns

The forecasts came just as the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration and Exploration Association triumphantly heralded the Reserve Bank of Australia's latest forecasts saying the country's LNG...

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